Flower is not so much a game as it is an exploration of why games can and should truly be considered works of art. This experience asks us: what does a flower dream of? In a world of concrete and urban-industrial sprawl, the lonely flower stares out the window of a crumby apartment. Escape to a world of lush green fields where the wind flows through the grass and flower petals float on tranquil, music filled skies. A work of pure genius that asks its user to let go and just feel. If this doesn't qualify as a genuine work of digital art, then we need to re-examine our deffinition of "art". Next time congress holds hearings on gaming and the first amendment, I would hope that Flower is on the list of creations that they consider. A peerless and shining example of what's possible when we allow our imaginations to lead us. Thank you TGC and Sony for a fulfilling and unique experience.
Flower is not so much a game as it is an experience, few titles have managed to move me quite like this, in fact i believe ICO was the last game that gave me this feeling, another game case of less is more.This seems to ... Read Full Review
If there's one thing that can be said of Flower, it's that it supports the long standing argument that video games are an art form. More of an "interactive dream" than a true video game, Flower capitalizes on this argum... Read Full Review
